I seriously do plan on keeping this Truck forever. I hope it will still be running like new after the loan is paid off.

 

i plan on keeping it around 10 years

 

Until I am ready to buy another Nissan truck probably. I really like the Z too. I would say between 60-70 K.

 

Until I am ready to buy another Nissan truck probably. I really like the Z too. I would say between 60-70 K.

Probably keep my truck 'til the next generation of Titans come out, then upgrade. Really like the new Z. Maybe 2 Nissans in the garage!

 

Probably keep my truck 'til the next generation of Titans come out, then upgrade. Really like the new Z. Maybe 2 Nissans in the garage!

:signed:

You have read my mind.

 

Keeping it for my beater truck, at least until I'm 90. I want a hybrid Lark on my birthday. :ugh:

 

Keep my truck at least 80,000 miles until the next generation Titans. I am also interested in the upcoming Tundra, curious to see what it will look like and what will be under the hood.
I would like to complement my Titan with another Nissan car, well an Infiniti. I like the Nissan Z, but I really like the G35 and M35.

 

To answer the original question: Until the wheels fall off of it.

 

3 years and over 100,000 miles just like the 02 Frontier.

 

My extended warranty is good up until 100,000 miles. After that I would trade it in. I know a guy with a 1995 chevy 1500 pickup that is rusting and he has expensive problems that reoccur every year for the past 3 years. I typically repair my vehicles if not covered under warranty but the Titan engine/transmission might require special tools and expensive parts for repair. Heck, changing the transfluid is by yourself is diffucult without the right equipment. There is a point were you have to stop and get another vehicle. In the long run it makes sense to keep your vehicle but with technology gains they might have a hybrid Titan that is faster and receives better mpg's. I believe that this truck will last well after 100,000 miles but I budget new vehicles every 5 years. Maybe I'll keep the Titan and get another vehicle at the 100,000 mile mark.

 

My last truck (91 chev 1500) had over 250,000 miles on it when I gave it to one of my sons last year. It's still going strong everyday.

I intend to get at least that mu ch out of my titan.

 

Until the new Tundras come out.

 

3 years and over 100,000 miles just like the 02 Frontier.

I hope you'll be getting another Titan squid...this place will miss you if you leave

 

To answer the original question: Until the wheels fall off of it.

Yup, what he said....

 

I CONCUR with the comment on squid but yeah i plan to keep my TITAN until the perfect truck is made right now the TITAN is as close as it gets

 

I was planning on keeping it for a while (or until something new come on the market that I must have) but with recent problems ive been having...I might be getting rid of it sooner than Id like.

 

Waiting for a hybrid 4 x 4 SUV/TRUCK!!!!

I really want a hybrid 4 x 4 suv/truck.........like the one Toyota is working on.Wish NISSAN would and hope they are doing the same thing. I don't care if it only saves a little fuel........I do like the hybrid technology and have tried many hybrid cars and talked with many owners of them......all are happy. So I might have my current Titan for a year or two.......maybe more. My T100 gave 6 good years of service and I was hoping for the same with the Titan.......but if gas goes above $3/gallon I might have to get a second vehicle like a Subaru.....and keep the Titan in the carport. For now I'm enjoying the ride.......more than any other vehicle I've owned!!
Peace-Tom:cheers:Bass Ale:cheers:

 

I'm on a lease so after 3 years, I well let her go and maybe get a new one.

 

200,000 miles or 15 years

200,000 miles or 15 years

 

I had planned on keeping it for the long haul, used mobil1, modded it out, even put new tires on a couple weeks before I ended up getting rid of it at 22,000 miles (9 months) - (fortunately I kept my new tires, stereo & speakers, and a few other odds & ends). Got tired of replacing the rotors every 3 months. I wonder how the new owner likes the radio fade, of course He might not notice cause he's *****ing that the window doesn't always go up when you hit the button.

 

15 years or 150k...

 

Gearman why did you try to use the lemon law for the rotors?

 

Or have the dealership buy the truck back and give you a new one

 

200,000 miles or 15 years

I'm with you there, I will keep it as long as it will run.
My last truck had 176,000 miles, and had never failed to start in 8 years. I only got rid of ti because it was a standard cab and I wanted a crew cab.

 

Or have the dealership buy the truck back and give you a new one

I actually did pretty good on trading it in without the hassle of paperwork, etc . . . I suppose it's a chance you take with any 1st year production . . . I'm sure I'll revisit the Titan in the future.